Management
White House Regulatory Office Too Quiet About Its Activities, Study Finds
Absent records leave OIRA vulnerable to charges it bows to industry pressure, group says.
Defense
Army Squandering Millions on Unreturned Clothing, Equipment
Civilians and contractors cost government at least $20 million over the last six years, report finds.
Management
John Kerry Proudly Defends America's 'Right to Be Stupid'
Brand-new Secretary of State John Kerry told an audience in Germany Americans have the "right to be stupid."
Management
Video: Steve Jobs and the Secret to a Great Presentation
A look at all of Steve Jobs' "one more thing" moments.
Management
Thousands of Interior Dept. Furloughs Could Hit Tourism, Broader Economy
National Parks spur $30 billion in economic activity, Secretary Salazar argues.
Management
Some Republicans Come Out in Favor of Same-Sex Marriage
At least 75 prominent Republicans have come out in favor of same sex marriage.
Nextgov
Bipartisan Bill Seeks to Guarantee Funds for VA Claims Processing, IT Projects
House measure calls for funding the department’s discretionary budget a year in advance.
Management
Contractors Protest Continuing Bad News on Sequestration
‘Time is up,’ says Professional Services Council, as Pentagon slows payments.
Defense
The 10 States That Should Be Most Afraid (and Least Afraid) of the Sequester's Military Cuts
The sequester is Washington's revenge on itself -- and Hawaii
Defense
'Zero Dark Thirty' Is Off the Hook with the Senate
The Senate Intelligence Committee has dropped its investigation into the movie.
Oversight
U.S. Fiscal Future Likely Hinges on Public Reaction to Sequester
Impact on the economy, government services and programs could become evident within weeks.
Nextgov
Marissa Mayer Is Wrong: Working From Home Can Make You More Productive
The statistical evidence on telecommuting suggests that (1) sometimes people just like to work from home for a change, and (2) they're actually quite good at it
Management
Jack Lew Could Be Treasury Secretary by the Weekend, but His First Moves Are Unclear
Few observers say they know where he stands on key issues.
Oversight
After the Sequester, Government Shutdown Looms
The continuing resolution keeping government open expires on March 27.
Oversight
Play of the Day: The Sequester and The Oscars
Letterman and Stewart examine the steep budget cuts the sequester will bring.
Management
Why Managing Sucks (and How to Fix It)
We explore Results Only Work Environments (ROWE) with author Jody Thompson, author of “Why Managing Sucks.”
Management
Joe Biden Has a New Official Portrait: Deal With It
Team Biden just released the Vice President's new portrait.
Defense
At Defense, Hagel Would Face a Tough Task on Day 1: Handling Massive Spending Cuts
Hagel is likely to get confirmed on Tuesday.
Management
Sequestration Could Jeopardize Upgrades to Life-Saving Weather Satellites
Aerospace industry again sounds alarm, pleas for full funding.
Oversight